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Simple cure?

February 9, 2016 by Guest Post

Dental and veterinary websites on the Internet state that “bad” genes of the parents cause underbite and overbite on children and on domestic livestock and there is no cure. They give absolutely no evidence that those statements are true. The now common underbite and overbite on the young of mammals and other vertebrates is actually caused by epigenetic changes during development. Epigenetic changes occur when methyl triggers that signal bones and other organs when to grow, for how long and when to stop growing are disrupted.
In winter of 1994-1995, the normal growth of facial bones on many individuals of multiple species of vertebrate began being disrupted during development. Grazing animals were the most affected. However, many individuals of other animals were and still are being born with underbite or overbite, including human newborns.
I discovered in 1998 that if a newborn animal is given a tablet of the homeopathic cell salt, Calcium Phosphat 30X at least twice a day, the underdeveloped facial bones grow to normal resulting in a normal bite in about two weeks on mammals, less on hatchling birds.
Calcium Phosphate is an electrolyte that stimulates cells to uptake calcium, promoting normal bone growth. Wildlife rehabbers, livestock owners and parents throughout the U.S. have successfully treated hundreds of newborns with underdeveloped facial and limb bones, contracted tendons, clubfoot and weak joints.
In February, newborns will begin arriving. The bite on all newborns should be checked immediately after birth. If you have a young animal born with underdeveloped bones try giving Calc. Phos. 30X directly in the mouth or in water or food. It is not expensive and can be purchased at pharmacies, health food stores and on the Internet.
Call me with questions at 1-406-777-2487. Help save the newborns, report all birth defects to your county Board of Health!
Judy Hoy
Stevensville

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